Financial Times

Insper placed among the top 25 schools in the world in Executive Education, with a high degree of client satisfaction, ranked second place in the criterion "repurchase" and its infrastructure figured among the 10 best in the world.

STATEMENTS

Claudio Haddad "For us, placing among the 25 best schools in the area of Executive Education - Custom Programs is a reason for great pride and satisfaction."

Claudio Haddad – President of Insper

George Stein "It is with great satisfaction, responsibility and awareness of the challenges involved that we receive this news, which I would like to share with you. Insper was the school that most improved from 2010 to 2011, climbing 12 positions in the ranking of Open Enrollment Programs. This marks just the second year that we are participating in this ranking, and we already are the third best school in Latin America and the 30th best in the world."

George Ricardo Stein – Executive Education Program Director – Open Enrolment

Pedro Moreira Salles "It is a great source of satisfaction for the Brazilian Academy of Educational Sciences (ABRASCE) to know that Insper is the only Brazilian school listed on the Financial Times Ranking and is also accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and accredited and recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC)."